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reads
the
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Ads.
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and
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for
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Parties
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British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rhone
457
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
207.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
4,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
PREMIER
OF
CANADA
VICE-
x
C?
rvn
Dimnson
i
nreatenea
ov
Numb
Starling
at
the
home
of
Fred
Young,
who
dropped
dead
from
the
excitement
therefrom,
a
fire
which
up
to
two
o'clock
today
had
destroyed
five
or
six
native
houses
is
threatening
the
whole
of
the
village
of
Port
Simpson.
Grace
United
Church,
one
of
the
largest
in
northern
British
Columbia,
is
on
fire
but
efforts
are
being
made
to
save
it.
The
fire
is
spreading
from
house
to
house
through
the
dry
bush.
The
Daily
News
was
in
telephonic
communication
this
afternoon
with
K.
Boyd
Young,
and
was
informed
that
his
premises
were
in
danger
although
he
hoped
they
might
escape.
In
the
meantime
he
was
prepared
to
evacuate
the
post
office
and
was
moving
out
his
goods.
Itev.
W.
E.
Collison,
Indian
agent,
was
notified
of
the
fire
and
sent
Constable
Watkinson
of
the
Indian
department,
to
the
scene
in
a
speed
boat
with
several
men
and
a
supply
of
dynamite
to
try
to
cut
off
the
fire
from
the
remaining
part
of
the
village.
The
girls'
boarding
school
is
right
in
line
with
the
blaze
and
efforts
are
being
made
to
stop
the
fire
destroying
it.
The
latest
word
at
about
2.15
was
that
rain
was
commencing
to
fall
and
it
was
thought
the
fire
was
under
control.
WELCOME
HOME
TO
GIRL
GRADS
F.llMONTOVS
WORLD
IIIATIK
HAH.
KETIItl.L
TEAM
(lltKN
M'LEMHII
KIXF.ITION
EDMONTON.
Sept.
4.
The
Commercial
C'.vici
Kirls
basketball
champions
of
the
v
rM
K-
Axed
a
triumphant
home
coming
jT'.-.vrrtay
The
team
which
won
eight
ft
L;ht
games
on
their
European
tour,
w.s
met
by
thousands
of
cheering
eltt-i
.
ml
the
mayor
extended
an
offl-i
-a)
welcome
A
parade
followed.
BOAT
BRUNVOL
GOES
ON
ROCK
The
well
known
American
halibut
tout
Brunvol.
Capt.
Charles
Bloom-qulM.
struck
the
rocks
In
Metlakatls
IVvmik,.
this
morning
wMIe
coming
In
a
28.000
pounds
catch.
Two
of
)"!
members
of
the
crew
rowed
In
for
-alliance
and
a
boat
aoon
went
out
to
aid
inth
floating
which
rt
Is
expected
win
be
safely
effected
on
the
li
i
ii
tide
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon.
MRS.
PERKINS
HONORED
BEFORE
LEAVING
CITY
Premutation
.Made
to
IMy
Who
lias
llren
lltium-krcper
In
Prince
llilprrt
llolel
fur
Many
Yeiirs
Mm
Pcrknla.
who
hat
been
house-'
kivper
of
the
Prince
rtupert
Hotel
noe
the
houst
opened
some
fourteen
y'rs
ago.
left
on
yajtrday
morning's
"sin
for
Ottawa
where
she
will
take
ti
residence
with
a
daughter.
Just
be-
w
Mrs.
ivrains
left
for
the
train.
"
inber
of
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Ru-1'
i
t
H
tel
gathered
in
the
timing
room
iiere.
on
their
behalf,
a
handsome
trav-
"ng
bag
was
presented
as
a
token
of
cuovm
and
well
wishing.
The
presents
made
b
the
nronrletnr.
It.
TJ.
r'
Wynw
formerty
of
thn
Naaa
K'tt
f
end
for
soma
tlm
ruMituf
in
tha
lUrceeih
Mrs.
Perkins
as
house-
t'r3ci'
at
iiui
t.i...
n
tivuH
f-i
FIRE
VI
er
Houses
Church
On
Fire
YANKEES
MADE
A
GOOD
GAIN
TllllF.K
rONTEXDEUM
KEI.NMTATEI
AS
ItKXt'l.T
OK
YE.HTEKIIAY'M
NATIONAL
GAMES
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
i
The
Yankees
got
only
an
even
break
with
Boston
yesterday
but
added
a
game
to
their
lead
when
Philadelphia
slipped
a
couple
of
oogs
at
Washington.
The
Yanks
now
lead
the
Athletics
by
two
and
a
.halt
games
while
the
Cardinals'
advantage
in
the
National
remains
unchanged
at
four
and
a
half
games.
The
Important
effect
of
Labor
Day
results
In
the
National
was
that
the
Olants,
Plrstes
and
Reds
were
reinstated
as
contenders
where
34
hours
earlier
It
appeared
all
three
contenders
hsd
been
eliminated,
The
Cardinals
gave
the
Red
a
terrific
battle
In
the
first
game
before
they
went
down
In
eleven
Innings
but
were
easier
victims
In
the
night
cap.
The
Olants
moved
past
Chicago
Into
second
place
by
beating
the
Phillies.
Twice
the
Pirates
crushed
Chicago
In
a
doublebesder.
The
Yankees
hsd
a
hard
time
getting
an
even
break
with
Boston.
Oehrtg
got
his
33rd
homer
In
the
first
Inning
of
the
first
game.
NATl'ltllAY
(1AMKM
National
League
Philadelphia
S-7.
Boston
8-1.
Chicago
1.
Cincinnati
0.
St.
Louis
4.
Pittsburg
1.
Brooklyn
0.
New
York
1.
American'
League'
.
New
York
8.
waaningwn
Boston
3,
Philadelphia
Detroit
,
Bt.
Louis
4.
Cleveland
8.
Chicago
3.
Coat
League
Seattle
8,
Missions
7.
Los
Angeles
1.
Sscramento
4.
San
Francisco
I.
Oakland
0.
Portland
0.
Hollywood
10.
W.
H.
Tobey.
C
N
R.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
hav-
mg
spent
the
psat
month
on
a
non-
'n.it
i.it.
tn
ths
Eastern
Btates,
lie
was
accompanied
back
by
Mra.
Tobey
l.i..
rmnntnn
to
meet
him.
PORT
s
II
Burned
and
Grace
This
Afternoon
SHIP
AFIRE
ON
PACIFIC
Is
Speeding
Toward
Adelaide
and
Crew
Holding
Maze
in
Check
LONDON,
Sept.
4.
Owners
of
the
Ilritish
steamer
Castle
Moore
from
Hlyth
to
Adelaide,
wirelessed
Lloyds
today
that
the
crew
is
fighting
a
cargo
fire
for
a
week.
The
fire
is
spreading
but
it
Is"
hoped
to
keep
it
under
control
until
the
ship
reaches
Adelaide,
250
miles
away.
KOREAN'S
DROWNED
TOKIO.
Sept.
4.
More
than
400
Koreans
were
drowned
tn
floods
the
last
few
days,
aseordatg
to
newspaper
de-epatehe
from
Seoul,
Numerous
dwellings
and
bridges
were
washed
away
and
aerloua
damage
done
over
a
large
area.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Chosen
Vice-President
of
the
League
of
Nations
at
Geneva
by
Large
Vote
GENEVA,
September
4.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada
was
elected
vice-president
of
the
Ninth
Assembly
of
the
League
of
Nations
yesterday.
He
received
33
votos
when
only
22
were
necessary
to
elect
him.
i
The
Canadian
premier,
who
has
taken
an
active
parf
in
the
deliberations
of
the
Assembly,
expressed-
some
views
on
the
work
of
the
assembly
to
the
Canadian
press
He
said:
tlTsV
i.
ll
1
ll
it
beems
to
me
mat
tne
league
oi
mtions
is
rapiuly
fixhfllistinrr
Mio
miPeh'nnc
nvicinrr
frnm
rVm
n,wl
tV.Q
wiw
iicu
unit
mt
,
ll
"l""-""""
local
schools
as
Inspector
of
sahools
has
!
time
will
soon
come
when
most
of
these
questions
will
be
relieved
to
some
extent
three
of
the
for-settled
one
way
or
the
other.
Those
remaining
possibly
'"p00
oeu
wuii
can
be
left
to
the
League
secretariat
or
to
snecial
call
of
LJ
"L".
the
council
or
assembly.
I
.....l.
-
f
1U-
M
1L
.
wuin
ui
ine
uuuncu.
tne
memners
ni
wnicn
nro
mpn
nti
'
outstanding
talent
and
ability.
to
know
them
and
when
world
questions
arise
FORMER
LIBRARIAN
LEAVES
FOR
SOUTH
Mrs.
lltnl
Yrlton
Mas
fluent
of
Honor
at
.Many
Loral
Norlal
Etrnl
During
Ylxlt
There
were
a
number
of
people
at
tho
steamer
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
afternoon
to
bid
farewell
to
Mrs,
Paul
Yelton,
who
was
leaving
for
her
home
In
Southern
California
following
a
visit
of
a
couple
of
months
with
her
Darents.
Mr.
aTd
Mrs.
K.
II.
Mortimer.
fth
Avenue
fjast.
The
visit
'was
the
occa
sion
of
a
round
of
teas,
luncheons
and
other
functions
Indicative
of
the
popu
larity
or
the
former
librarian
with
the
people
of
this
city.
afTo
H
PRESIDENT
LEAGUE
rtre
CROSHIM1
OCEAN
TOHAY
IN
Pl.tVE
FROM
LE
nOlHOET
LE
BOUROKT.
Stpt.
4
Firing
Sergeants
Jean
AshMant
and
Rene
Lefebvre
of
the
Trench
army
and
Armsnd
Lottl
their
backer
took
Off
in
the
monoplane
Cautery
Bird
on
a
flight
variously
reported
as
Rio
Janeiro.
They
were
sighted
over
the
Bay
of
Biscay
880
miles
from
here
heading
westward.
hill
O.
ROSTER
HI
OTTAWA.
Sept.
4.
lght
Hep.
r
IMJORT
'END
"
George
Foetor,
one
of
the
best
kaofra
"
figures
In
pubUlc
life
In
Canada
yss-i
VICTORIA.
BtpL
4
The
federal
Intents?
'
celebrated
his
8
lot
birthday.
qulry
into
the
wreck
of
the
Victoria-He
continue
to
Interest
himself
in;
Seattle
monoplane
has
concluded
and
Dominion
and
world
attain.
FIOIITIMI
IN
INDIA
CALCUTTA,
India
Sept.
4.
Sieved
persons
were
killed
and
34
Injured
in
fighting
Sunday
at
Kbsrapur.
The
quarrel
Is
said
o
be
of
communal
or-gin.
I
T
M
X
V
s
,
have
particularly
enjoyed
the
'
1
O
1
1
.
W
"
v-
SALVATIONARMYiTAY
JA2
?WJ
MY
PICNIC
SUCCESS
Forty
Children
and
l-iirejits
Part
Iri
paled
In
Enjoyable
Function
at
Dljby
Island
Yeftcrilny
Some
forty
ch
Idrcn
and
parents
wert
In
attendance
at
the
Salvation
Army
Sunday
School
plm
yesterday,
the
event
being
a
great
su
ooees.
The
power
boat
"Joy
Bird,"
oapt
Jack
Oook,
transported
the
picnickers
to
Dlgby
Island,
leaving
at
11
o'clock
in
the
morning
and
returning
home
at
7
pjn.
Itacea
and
games
were
keeenly
contested
and
there
waa
an
abundance
of
delicious
refreshments
Eiu.
nml
Mrs.
Joyce
were
in
charge.
It
has
been
a
great
opportunity
get
their
viewpoint
so
that
their
attitude
will
be
LABOR
MESSAGE
FROM
LEADER
4.
KAtLSTY
MACIIONALn
PENT
iJKLfcTINOH
TO
THE
I.tf'.OIt
PEOPLE
OF
CAN
A
HA
ENJOYING
JASPER
PARK
(UltLH
RODE
HORSEBACK
AM)
111
Y-
EI
OOLF
AND
AIMO
IUtlVE
ENGINE
ON
RAILWAY
JA6PER,
A1U..
Sept.
3.
"On
behalf
of
the
labor
movement
of
Ores
Brit
ain,
i
Bring
greeting
to
tre
istoor
movement
of
Canada
and
trust
teat
it
will
hsve
a
very
auspicious
Labor
Day."
"Trav:
ling
througn
Canada
as
we
have
been
doing.
I
have
been
Impressed
by
two
things
particularly
Canada's
beauty.
jqQ
Its
wealth.
With
regard
to
the
fencer.
I
hope
It
will
never
be
deteriorated
for
the
sake
of
utllttarnl&in
and
I
trust
that
the
working
people
will
see
that
they,
get
their
just
share
of
the
later."
This
was
the
maisii
uttered
to
the
people
of
Panada
on
the
eve
of
Labor
Cay
by
Right
Bon.
J.
Ramsay
Hecdoo-aid.
flirt
Labor
Prime
Minister
of
Oreat
Britain,
who
snjeyed
a
abort
rest
at
Jasper
Parti
Lodgi.
the
finding
of
the
court
will
be
submitted
to'
the
minister
of
defence
at
Ottawa.
1.IPTOX
AFTER
Cl'P
LONDON!
Sept.
4.
str
Tbonas
Upton
will
try
again
for
the
America
cup
nest
year,
be
announced
INSPECTORATE
CHANGES
MADE
APPOINTMENT
OF
II.
L.
CAMIllllL
rt'Tf
DOWN
MZE
OF
II.
C.
FKASEICS
DISiltlCT
appointment
of
n.
l.
oampbeii,
'formerly
supervising
principal
of
the
centre
of
his
dnot.
He
uks
part
Vt
11.
Matthews'
U..Ku.
.-J
...
of
Mr.
flAMW-
Oower's
schools.
In
turn
Mr.
Oower
has
retaeved
Mr.
Frsser
of
all
schools
east
of
Quick,
a
few
miles
from
Telkwa.
The
Bella
Ooola
valley
and
all
schools
south
of
Ocean
Palls
being
on
the
direct
route
of
the
Union
steamship
zL
TeTocai
Zu;z:i
lleved
of
ill
alMr.tl
bd
IU
MI!
We
-TiSPfi
Jeien
W
ln
OPT82ML
;
I
Prine
Rirpirt
tfopeetorate
now
extends
inclusively
from
Atlln
In
the
ncrth
to
Ooean
Falls
and
from
Qulok
in
the
east
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
FOUGHT
TO
DRAW
AT
VANCOUVER
YESTERDAY
!
VANCOUVER.
Sept
4.
-
Tod
Morgan
of
Seattle.
Junior
lightweight
champion
of
the
world,
and
Leslie
Wildcat
Carter
of
Everett.
nero.
fought
a
fast
ten
round
bom
here
last
mlit
to
a
draw
before
as
ur.e
of
tho
largest
crowds
Of
fight
fails
over
to
.it
t.wil
o
mat.
ii
tn
Vancouver
JO-DA
Y
Two
Lost
Aviators
Are
Discovered
in
Greenland
Safe
At
Their
Base
Seaplane
Was
Forced
Down
on
August
19
but
was
Uninjured
and
Hassell
and
Cramer
Were
Not
Injured
NEW
YORK,
September
4.
Hassell
and
Cramer,
the
missing
aviators,
who
have
been
missintr
for
two
weeks
since
they
set
out
on
the
plane
Greater
Rockford,
have
been
found
in
Greenland
uninjured.
The
Times
of
this
city
says
that
Bert
Hassell
and
Parker
Cramer,
pilots
of
the
airplane
Greater
Rockford,
which
was
forced
down
in
Greenland
on
August
19
and
who
were
rescued
by
members
of
the
University
of
Michigan
Green'and
expedition
are
still
at
Mount
Evans
in
Southern
Greenland,
headquarters
of
the
expedition.
Hassell
says
the
plane
is
located
about
100
miles
from
the
base
on
inland
ice.
The
ship
was
not
damaged
when
he
left
it
but
heavy
winds
followed
in
the
evening
after
landing
and
it
is
doubtful
whether
the
ship
is
O.K.
yeor
noU
GREATDOINGS
FOR
WILLIAMS
canadian
athlete
is
feted
AT
hamilton
and
given
fine
pke:-sxts
HAMILTON,
Sept.
4.
Percy
Williams,
Vancouver
Olympic
sprint
champion.
with
other
ftveaabers
of
the
Canadian
track
and
Add
team
reoetved
an
enthusiastic
reception
here
yesterday.
A
civic
welcome
was
extenaed
sad
Williams
and
his
mother
were
toudlr
acclaimed
by
the
crowd
of
thousands.
A
banquet
followed
the
reception
and
on
behalf
of
the
Olympic
Club
Williams
waa
presented
with
a
silver
tea
service
while
the
city
presented
htm
wrth
a
golden
key
of
the
cfty.
YOUNG
PEOPLE
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
The
Young
People's
Legion
of
the
Salvation
Army
was
reorganised
for
the
winter
si
a
meeting
last
evening
in
the
Citadel,
otftesra
being
elected
as
follows:
President
Howard
Chalk.
Secretary-treasurer
John
pierce.
Chaplain
Kvelyn
Pierce.
,
Next
Monday
the
meeting
of
the
Legion
will
tale
the
form
of
a
wetae
roeat
at
Dlgby
Island.
Westholme
Theatre
Condemned
by
Fire
Marshall
and
Patrons
Given
Free
Admission
last
Night
Patron
of
the
Westholme
Theatre
were
somewhat
aurpriaed
last
night
when
their
rriQney
was
refused
but
they
were
given
the
regular
show
fr
of
cost.
The
reason
was
clearly
set
forth
in
a
on:the.
"This
thtarrtfwn:D'penited
ago
witKy,qB8jWryl
the
fire
marshal,,
"l
W
V9f
T
have
pent
$10,000
new
operailng-.niaohines.
an,
otherwequipment.
"The
fire
marshal
has
now
been
refused
a
license.
Inquiry
el
Mated
the
fact
that
the
de-i
puty
fire
marshal,
W.
A.
Oswald,
had
..Mtpected
the
building
on
Friday
last
and
bad
condemned
It.
An
appeal
had
been
made
to
the
government
for
a
tern-
porary
license
but
so
fsr
this
hsd
been
refused.
The
requests
were
being
re
peated
both
from
the1
management
and
from
patrons
and
it
Is
hoped
that
per-ml.nl
on
will
be
granted
until
such
time
the
required
changes
can
be
made.
Until
such
permlaalon
arrives
the
building
will
be
closed.
NA
TIONS
INDIAN
DROWNS
BUTZE
RAPIDS
JOn
NELSON
OF
METLAKATLA
LOST
1119
LIFE
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
WHEN
SKIFF
CAPSIZED
Job
Nelson.
Metlakatla
Indian,
believed
to
be
about
seventy
years
of
age.
lost
his
life
yesterday
afternoon
about
I
JO
when
a
skiff,
tn
which
be
was
running
the
tide
In
Butce;
Rapid,
eap-steed.
The
old
man,
who
bad
been
living
with
his
wife
at
Oloyah
Bay.
was
on
his
way
from
Metlakatla
to
Cloyah
with
a
load
of
smoked
fish
when
the
fatality
occurred.
He
was
sAtemptlng
to
go
through
the
rapids
on
a
treacherous
half
tide.
An
eye-witness
was
Clifford
Ham
of
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
who
wss
nearby
In
his
boat
awaiting
a
moderation
of
the
tide.
Rescue
being
Impossible.
Ham
notified
the
police
who
later
recovered
the
drifting
skiff
and
oars.
The
body
has
not
been
found.
FREDDIE
MACK
WON
KETCHIKAN
BOXING
t
KETCHIKAN.
Sept.
4.
Olvtng
away
twenty
pounds.
Freddie
Mack
of
Seattle,
welterweight,
knocked
oat
Joe
Collier
of
Juneau
In
the
second
found
of
a
six
round
bout
lost
night.
a"d
which
,rd
ai.
,o,,r8
by,
the
Aivaxoffs
up
to
a
few
days
on
new
seats,
condemned
thi
theatre
and
I
have
"S.
P.
McMOHDIE."
k.vm.o
novum
inr.
KASLO,
Sept
4
Stricken
with
paralysis
Saturday
night
after
an
aoUve
day
in
the
garden
WUlkajn
J.
Oreen
of
Haste,
pioneer
and
brother
of
Senator
R.
T.
Oreen.
died
yesterday
aged
80.
KILLED
IN
lUltltlCAM:
MOSCOW
Sept.
4.Seven
persons
lost
their
lives
at
Bebastapol
when
a
hurricane
swept
over
the
Ciiaiea,